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... late administration , in the pamphlet to which this is designed as an Answer . Mr. Pitt ( says this writer ) is no more to be blamed for refusing to act with Mr. Addington and his friends , to the exclusion of his own , than a mechanic ...
... late administration , in the pamphlet to which this is designed as an Answer . Mr. Pitt ( says this writer ) is no more to be blamed for refusing to act with Mr. Addington and his friends , to the exclusion of his own , than a mechanic ...
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... late years ; insomuch that it is thought to give an appearance of superior judgement and sagacity to men of the bon ton ; while it is certainly by much the easiest way of getting rid of all inquiry and discussion in difficult cases , to ...
... late years ; insomuch that it is thought to give an appearance of superior judgement and sagacity to men of the bon ton ; while it is certainly by much the easiest way of getting rid of all inquiry and discussion in difficult cases , to ...
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... late war , and the expensive schemes entered into for obtaining a port in the Channel , contemplated the profusion of the court , as the sole cause of their misery . The par- liaments , although of late the victorious defenders of their ...
... late war , and the expensive schemes entered into for obtaining a port in the Channel , contemplated the profusion of the court , as the sole cause of their misery . The par- liaments , although of late the victorious defenders of their ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
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Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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